Re: develop hurd on virtual machine

Hello! First thing: do you have a permanent internet connection? If yes, then the most easy thing to do is that we'll create an account for you on a publically accessible Hurd system, . Just tell me (or the others listed on that page) if you

Re: develop hurd on virtual machine

On 6/9/07, Michael Banck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Hi! On Sat, Jun 09, 2007 at 02:58:51PM +0200, christian nastasi wrote: > Ok, some new questions. > For the previous I understand on my own what can I do (or this is what I > believe). > - For the emulator I will use the bochs, because

Re: develop hurd on virtual machine

Hi, On Sat, Jun 09, 2007 at 02:58:51PM +0200, christian nastasi wrote: > Ok, some new questions. > For the previous I understand on my own what can I do (or this is what I > believe). > - For the emulator I will use the bochs, because I see that there's an hurd > image working with such emulator.

Re: develop hurd on virtual machine

Ok, some new questions. For the previous I understand on my own what can I do (or this is what I believe). - For the emulator I will use the bochs, because I see that there's an hurd image working with such emulator. - For the cross compiler I found the Thomas scripts at http://nic-nac-project.de/

develop hurd on virtual machine

Hi all, I'm going to develop my first VFAT translator for hurd, but there is a little problem. I have not at hand a machine I can use for such a work, so I guessed I could use a virtual machine. 1- Can I compile the hurd system from my Debian GNU/Linux box? Does exist some how-to or paper describ